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    Aware Recovery Care

    9 Pond Lane, Suite 105
    Concord, MA 01742
    A dramatically different evidence-based in-home approach to treatment that is truly client and family-centered. We b...
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    Aware Recovery Care

    15 Constitution Drive
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    Bedford, NH 03110
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    Greater Boston Addiction Centers

    322 Reservoir St.
    Needham, MA 02494
    30 minutes west of downtown Boston, GBAC’s addiction recovery programs offer hope, resources, and networking to peopl...
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    Robert Greenstein

    77 E. Merrimack St
    Lowell, MA 01852
  • Elisabete Valente 60 Points

    Elisabete Valente

    77 E. Merrimack St
    Lowell, MA 01852
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    Rachel Weldon

    77 E. Merrimack St
    Lowell, MA 01852

  • BrightView Lowell Addiction Treatment Center

    77 E. Merrimack St.
    Lowell, MA 01852

Nearby Cities

Lawrence (9.29 mi)
Burlington (10.8 mi)
Nashua (11.93 mi)
Concord (12.07 mi)
Wakefield (15.17 mi)
Haverhill (15.64 mi)
Londonderry (16.27 mi)
Derry (17.09 mi)
Arlington (17.12 mi)
Waltham (18.22 mi)
Danvers (20.05 mi)
Somerville (20.26 mi)
Peabody (21.02 mi)
Brighton (21.2 mi)
Lynn (21.93 mi)

Addiction Counselor Info

Addiction Counselor Summary: A Drug and Alcohol Counselor is a specialist who can help with different drug/alcohol addictions. A Drug and Alcohol Counselor can help clients overcome a serious drug problem, alcoholism or other devastating addiction, and help them to get their life back on track.

Individuals are educated on ways in which to identify behaviors and problems related to their addiction so that they can better understand their addiction and avoid relapses in the future. Drug and Alcohol Counselors are trained to assist in developing personalized recovery programs that help to establish healthy behaviors and provide coping strategies. Many times counselors will also work with family members and loved ones to help aid in the recovery process, as they offer the most accurate personal insight to the individual.

Drug and alcohol counseling helps individuals understand how their addiction slowly and negatively changes their own personal outlook and gives you them tools necessary to overcome their addiction. A Drug and Alcohol Counselor can work in a clinic, private practice, or hospital setting.

Addiction Counselor FAQs:
What is a

Drug and Alcohol Counselor

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A Addiction Counselor provides counseling on drug and alcohol addictions. A Addiction Counselor provides education on identifying addiction and the consequences of addiction. A Addiction Counselor also provides available treatment options.

Who does a Drug and Alcohol Counselor teach?
A Addiction Counselor can provide counseling for children, adults and families with drug and alcohol concerns. A Addiction Counselor may also conduct programs and community outreach events aimed at preventing addiction and educating the public.

Where does a Drug and Alcohol Counselor work?
A Addiction Counselor can work in a hospital, clinic or in private practice. A Addiction Counselor can also work for a private organization or in a self-help group.

What are some signs I should seek the help of a drug and alcohol counselor?
If you are noticing that all aspects of life are beginning to revolve around the given addiction or affecting your personal relationships with others, than you should seek the help of a Addiction Counselor. Finding help to battle your addiction is one of the biggest steps towards recovery. The longer you wait to seek professional help in dealing with an addiction the harder it will become. A Addiction Counselor is specifically trained to help clients overcome their addiction and develops personalized recovery programs that help to establish healthy behaviors and coping strategies.

How do I find a Addiction Counselor in my city and state?
The Wellness.com directory will help you locate a Addiction Counselor in your state. Select Addiction Counselor from the professionals menu and select the state that you are looking to locate a Addiction Counselor in. After you have located your state, find the city that you will need a Addiction Counselor in. Select the state and city and you will see a list of Addiction Counselors in your city and state.

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